Randy Travis

Kane Brown left "Three Wooden Crosses" on the stage at the Country Music Hall of Fame's benefit concert, Big Night (at the Museum).

It's a little complicated.

Last week The Sequestered Songwriters honored Randy Travis.

The singer and his wife already know the feeling of having their world come to a screeching halt.

On June 13, 1987, "Forever and Ever, Amen" reached the top of the charts, where it stayed for three weeks.

At least one of these separations has a happy ending!

Do you agree?

These 10 country tunes say a whole lot of fantastic things about moms -- and, yeah, they make us cry, too.

Even after a devastating stroke that nearly killed him in 2013, Travis is still making memories and inspiring fans around the world.

Travis endured a difficult childhood -- but he found his salvation through music.